Vashon High School - Wolverine Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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TUTOPING CLUB First Row: Norris Brown, Phylis Bolden, Katie Marshall, Annie Byrd, Eddie Gay. Second Row: Marilyn White, Frances Ward, Sandra Crockett, Mary Alexander, Roberta Noble. Third Row: Mr, Proctor, Sponsor, Ardis Moody, Bobbie Wilson, Robert Hawkins. .luuiur llugIi'h Club Tutoring Club The purpose of this club is to assist ninth lt is the function of this club to operate a tu- , .... t ' ' , li ' , ' th ' grade pupils in expressing effectively their most Ormg Servlce ,OF C lmc ,ln e perlpd before school, for beginning pupils who are finding dif- significant ideas and experiences, and to assist ficulty in pursuing their work in subject matter . . . L t ,th I lo h t t ' - in such mastery of essentials that speech and Brees a er e CU Opes O ex end llills Serv ice to the average performance pupil who desires writing will not be marred. to improve in his work. JUNIOQ BETTER ENGLISH First Row: Ruthie Moore, Vice-President, Jacqueline Conteiean, Secretary, Winifred Haynes, Assistant Secre- tary, George Fowler, Sgt.-at-Arms, Gladys Jacobs. Second Row: Shirley Lindsey, Helen Brooks, Ruth Ann Strong, Claretha Billups, Willietta Jones, Barbara Harris. Third Row: James Watson, Charles Russell, Leonard Smith Mildred Pettaway, Ruthie Mae Williams, Law- rence Marie James. Fourth Row: Billy Brown, Fred Turner, Emmett Campbell, Beverly Jones, Mrs, Witherspoon. i 9 Q 5 1.2 2 U' .ywif . fy, M' ' 4 L, :mv

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The Art and Crafts Club was organized for serious art-minded a l pupils, students who have artistic hobbies, and those who wish to specialize in occupational therapy as their life work. Besides painting or drawing tor relaxation, they may work in paper mache, needlework, ceramics, mobiles, block printing, leather or metal tooling, wire sculpture, weaving, and iewelry making. First Row: Clayton Robinson, Willie Mae Knight, Samuel Smith, Bonzella Savage, Lula Franklin. Second Row: Theodore Mclntosh, Donald Henderson, Herbert Harris, Mildred Jones, Celia Dandridge. Third Row: Archie Hill, Earline Jones, Miss G. Mosby, Sponsor, Standing at Counter: Doris Walker, Nathan Williams, Barbara Moore, Dorothy Fowler, Francis Meeks. Bulletin Board: Robert Mayes, ' V O Q 3 ' til . , al. 2 .W ,, . ws, 1 ,mg - 55. asf' i . 4 -W ' s X U '.. l f' ff ' , 'E ' - R At Table: Harold Mays, Joyce Hawkins, Eddie Gay, fTop of Headj, R. Mosby, Sponsor. First Row: Emmett Wilson, Gloria Jean Harris. Second Row: Loretta Collier, Theda Palmer, Sandra Crockett, Richmond Rogers, Wilhelmena Prince. Third Row: Barbara Riddle, Billie Henson, Willie Rice, Jeannetta Rutherford, Ladell Crawford, Matthew Smith, Leatrice Grimm, Fourth Row: Lola Camel, Ernestine Williams, Audrey Williams, Barbara Stamps, Doretha Lombard, Catherine McNary, Lucille Akers, Nora Lee Williams. . The purpose ot this organization, which is one of the most Hu In a n R i popular in the school, is to help the students understand the im- T portance of good human relations in the home, the school, and the community. Members pledge themselves to attempt to under- stand and get along with all individuals, regardless of their racial, religious, or socio-economic backgrounds. R. S. Mosby, Sponsor. -46-

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A T The Advanced Mathematics Club is composed of students with 4 high averages in mathematics who have a deep interest in the , subject. The purpose of the club is to stimulate an increased inter- est in mathematics in the school and to provide richer mathe- A ' matical experiences for the members of the group. Bottom Row: Mrs, B. Jordan, Sponsor, Maxine Hull, President, Marlene Dennis, Maggie Bradford, Secretary, Eddie Gay, Treasurer, Ar- dis Moody, Assistant Secretary, Cleo Henderson, Second Row: Erma Wilson, Aubrey Dee, George Austin, Wilhelmina Prince, Melvin Cooper, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ruthie Moore, Geraldine Lee, Barbara Harris. lhlfd ROWS K559 lVl5f5ll6ll, LBWVSUCG Wooten, Frank Mosby, Charles Miclcens, John Leopold, George Fowler, Emmett Campbell, Jacque- line Conteiean, Roosevelt Jones. We 'Hana nr' l fv- l 'WH Bottom Row Minnie Hilliard Marilyn White Loretta Washington Gladys Johnson Joyce Price LaVerta McClure Second Row Joyce Harding Cleo Henderson Rosie Dyson Rosemary Rogers Willie Bea McCormick Lawrence Marie James Mrs Thomas Third Row Emma Tucker Rosie Chambers Mary Alexander Norris Brown Mary Horne Vincent Russell Hortense Strong Gloria Brink Fiaurth Row Melvin Jackson Laurina Rose Gertrude Leonard Earline Rrchardson Dennis Tillman George Mays Annie Jones Top Row Monroe Garner Eddie Brown Carter Lyons Earnestine Williams Thomas Young Robert Hawkins Bernice Jones Dorts John SON El Club Hispano Americano gives pupils interested in Spanish the opportunity to participate in informal activities which are de pa h signed to increase their interest in and supplement their classroom Spanish Skits singing field trips picnics and parties are features of the club which the members enloy during the year 48